Treasury shakeup signals new inflationary tilt
Washington politics shift as Secretary Woodin takes leave and Henry Morgenthau Jr. becomes acting undersecretary, signaling a move toward inflationary policy favoring farmers. Roosevelt pushes a 4 million job program funded by public works while facing rival monetary committees.
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Washington
Woodin
Roosevelt
Dean Acheson
Henry Mortary
Genthau, Jr
Henry Morgenthau, Jr
Department
Morgenthau
Cornell University
George F. Warren
Farm Credit Administration
Dutchess County
New York
West
Agricultural College
Democratic National Committee
Wilson
Turkey
Acheson
C. M. W. Sprague
The
Lewis Douglas
Eugene Black
Federal Reserve Board
Arizona
Patience urged as farm strike and labor discord rise
A national voice explains that patience is needed amid farm and labor unrest. Officials warn of conflicting interests and self serving leadership while stressing that farm income and factory wages move in tandem, urging producer and worker to pull together for recovery.
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Committee For the Nation
Committee On Monetary Policy
Chicago
Mid-Western University
John R. McCarl
NRA
Henry Ford
Aries of Agriculture and Commerce
Ford
McCall
William E. Humphrey
Federal Trade Commissioner
George ©. Matthews
Roosevelt
Humphrey
Washington
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
Roosevelt and Congress Debate Recovery and Reforestation
An analysis notes 1930 farm income and labor pay at about five to seven billion levels, with an index showing farm income near half normal and labor around 58 percent. It discusses recovery pace, CCC employment and Morrison era timber programs, and predicts future timber supply from reforestation efforts as lands for conservation are approved across twenty states.
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Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
United States
CCC
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
Civilian Conservation Corps
Conservation Corps
Western Newspaper Union
World Date Line Deliberations and Practical Convenience
A historical note explains the international date line as a convenience for public life. It discusses regional time belts in the United States and the lack of formal conferences in the Far East. Professor George Davidson’s mapping influenced many cartographers' lines across regions near the date line.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Far East
Fiji Islands
Australia
New Zealand
George Davidson
University of California
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
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